cutting forest for fuel wood is another form of 1) depletion of ground water 2) deforestation 3)soil degradation 4)overgrazing
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Answer:
i think it is the option no.2 or option no.4
Explanation:
srry i am not sure
but think it is anyone of the options i said....
Cutting forests for fuel and wood is another form of deforestation.
Deforestation is the random cutting down of trees or forests for timber, firewood, fuel, fodder, etc.
The causes of deforestation are:
- To convert into agricultural land.
- To supply fodder for livestock and also to obtain timber for construction purposes.
- To construct buildings and roads and so on.
Forests are important to us in many ways. Forests absorb carbondioxide and produce oxygen providing shelter to many living beings.
They supply wood and wood products, herbs as raw materials for medicine, food, etc to mankind whenever needed.
The destruction of forests has adverse effects which are listed below:
- Climate change and the greenhouse effect
- Extinction of living beings
- Pollution
- Destruction of human commodities for daily life
- Occurrence of natural disasters such as floods, landslides, etc.
Thus, it can be concluded that to fulfill the needs of humans for fuel and wood, deforestation takes place.